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Vocabulary:
Outline
Vocabulary:
earthquake: Is the shaking and trembling that results from the movement of rock beneath the Earth's hard surface.
stress: A force that acts on rock to change its shape or volume.
shearing: Stress that push a mass of rock in two opposite directions.
tension: A force that pulls on the crust, stretching the rock so that it becomes thinner in the middle.
compression: It is a force that pushes rock together, making it higher in the middle.
strike-slip fault: A fault made by shearing.
normal fault: Faults from tension inside of Earth's crust.
reverse fault: Compression produces reverse faults.
mountain building: Made by normal faults.
deformation: It is when there is a change in shape or volume in the Earth's crust.
fault: When Earth's crust breaks and slabs of rock slip past each other.
hanging wall: A block of rock that forms the upper half in a fault.
fault-block mountain: A mountain that was formed under a normal fault that has uplifted a block rock.
folds: After Earth has been compressed, a bend of rock forms where the compressed place was.
syncline: After compression in Earth's crust that causes a downward fold in rocks.
plateau: A landform that has more or less land level with and is higher than sea level.
Outline
Types of stress
Shearing
Pushes rocks in opposite directions
Causes rocks to break
Causes rocks to slip apart
Causes rocks to change shape
Tension
Stretches rock: thin in middle
Like pulling on warm gum
Occurs: two plates moving apart
Stress force
Compression
Squeezes rock
Rock will fold or break
One plate will push another
Like giant trash compactor(Rock)
Deformation
Earth's crust changes volume/shape
Crust changes slowly
Speed time=change in deformation(to see)
Crust: bend, stretch, tilt, fold, or slide
Kinds of fault
Strike-slip fault
Shearing causes Strike-slip faults
Normal fault
Tension forces causes Normal faults
Reverse fault
Compression causes Reverse faults
Faults
Hanging wall
footwall
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Table of Contents
Vocabulary:
earthquake: Is the shaking and trembling that results from the movement of rock beneath the Earth's hard surface.
stress: A force that acts on rock to change its shape or volume.
shearing: Stress that push a mass of rock in two opposite directions.
tension: A force that pulls on the crust, stretching the rock so that it becomes thinner in the middle.
compression: It is a force that pushes rock together, making it higher in the middle.
strike-slip fault: A fault made by shearing.
normal fault: Faults from tension inside of Earth's crust.
reverse fault: Compression produces reverse faults.
mountain building: Made by normal faults.
deformation: It is when there is a change in shape or volume in the Earth's crust.
fault: When Earth's crust breaks and slabs of rock slip past each other.
hanging wall: A block of rock that forms the upper half in a fault.
fault-block mountain: A mountain that was formed under a normal fault that has uplifted a block rock.
folds: After Earth has been compressed, a bend of rock forms where the compressed place was.
syncline: After compression in Earth's crust that causes a downward fold in rocks.
plateau: A landform that has more or less land level with and is higher than sea level.
Outline
- Types of stress
- Shearing
- Pushes rocks in opposite directions
- Causes rocks to break
- Causes rocks to slip apart
- Causes rocks to change shape
- Tension
- Stretches rock: thin in middle
- Like pulling on warm gum
- Occurs: two plates moving apart
- Stress force
- Compression
- Squeezes rock
- Rock will fold or break
- One plate will push another
- Like giant trash compactor(Rock)
- Deformation
- Earth's crust changes volume/shape
- Crust changes slowly
- Speed time=change in deformation(to see)
- Crust: bend, stretch, tilt, fold, or slide
- Kinds of fault
- Strike-slip fault
- Shearing causes Strike-slip faults
- Normal fault
- Tension forces causes Normal faults
- Reverse fault
- Compression causes Reverse faults
- Faults
- Hanging wall
- footwall

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